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US States Rethink Practice Of Setting Speed Limits Based On How Fast Drivers Travel
Rose Hammond pushed authorities for years to lower the 55 mph speed limit on a two-lane road that passes her assisted living community, a church, two schools and a busy park that hosts numerous youth sports leagues.
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Bomb Threat Rattles US City In Republican Anti-Migrant Conspiracy
Government buildings and an elementary school in Springfield, Ohio were evacuated Thursday after an emailed bomb threat, police said, rattling the small US city at the heart of an anti-migrant conspiracy theory amplified by Donald Trump.
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US Man Arrested After Continuously Calling School About Son's Homework: Report
The police report states that a school resource officer communicated with Sizemore "multiple times" over the phone, advising him to cease his calls.
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Solar Eclipse To Plunge Parts Of US Into Darkness, Schools to Close
The eclipse will be visible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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US Teen Hallucinating On Drugs Attacks Teacher, Leaves Her With Brain Injury: Police
The 15-year-old struck the 60-year-old teacher in the head, resulting in "a severe brain injury requiring extensive medical treatment."
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3 People Shot During School Football Game In US' Ohio: Cops
A shooting occurred at Whitmer High School in the US state of Ohio, during their game against Central Catholic High School, which resulted in three people receiving non-fatal gunshot wounds, including two adults and one juvenile, police officials sai
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"Looks Like A Bowl": Dance Floor Caves In During School Prom In US
Fire department officials said that during the prom, the north end of the lodges dance floor saw structural degradation and floorboards give way.
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"It's Haunting Now": Ex-Girlfriend Says Ohio Shooter Had Hallucinations
During his senior year of high school, Connor Betts seemed to always have caffeine pills in one hand and an energy drink in another. He was unable to sleep, he told his then-girlfriend Lyndsi Doll, because of dark, animal-like shadows that tormented him at night.
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Long Before Shooting, US Gunman Threatened Fellow Students With "Hit List"
The 24-year-old gunman who killed nine people in a rampage in Dayton, Ohio, had a troubled past, including threatening fellow students in high school, authorities said, but police said it was too soon to establish a motive for the slaughter.
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US University Doctor Sexually Abused 177 Students, Probe Reveals
An Ohio State University team doctor sexually abused at least 177 male students over nearly two decades and was never disciplined at the US school despite reports of his actions, an investigation found Friday.
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US Student's Graduation Cap Is A Tribute To All School Shooting Victims
High school graduation was just weeks away and Gina Warren was discussing commencement cap crafting with friends.
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In This US University, Ex-Doctor Named In Over 100 Sexual Abuse Cases
More than 100 Ohio State University alumni have given investigators firsthand accounts of sexual misconduct by former athletic doctor Richard Strauss, the school said Friday in an update on the probe.
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Cops Responding To Dying Student's 911 Call Stayed In Car, Video Shows
Officers responding to a 911 call from a high school student trapped and dying in his minivan stayed in their patrol car after arriving on campus, according to body camera videos released by Cincinnati police Friday.
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A Student Was Suspended After Staying In Class And Not Walking Out. Here's What Actually Happened
An Ohio high school student has found himself at the center of political controversy after an online post about his suspension for staying in class during the national student school walkout went viral.
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He Was The Heart Of His School. What Grieving Students Did When Head Custodian Died
When the children returned to school, they were stunned to learn that Wirth had died. He was 63. "That constant male figure in their life was yet another hard loss for some of them to endure," Neely-Randall wrote.
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US States Rethink Practice Of Setting Speed Limits Based On How Fast Drivers Travel
Rose Hammond pushed authorities for years to lower the 55 mph speed limit on a two-lane road that passes her assisted living community, a church, two schools and a busy park that hosts numerous youth sports leagues.
-
Bomb Threat Rattles US City In Republican Anti-Migrant Conspiracy
Government buildings and an elementary school in Springfield, Ohio were evacuated Thursday after an emailed bomb threat, police said, rattling the small US city at the heart of an anti-migrant conspiracy theory amplified by Donald Trump.
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US Man Arrested After Continuously Calling School About Son's Homework: Report
The police report states that a school resource officer communicated with Sizemore "multiple times" over the phone, advising him to cease his calls.
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Solar Eclipse To Plunge Parts Of US Into Darkness, Schools to Close
The eclipse will be visible in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine.
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US Teen Hallucinating On Drugs Attacks Teacher, Leaves Her With Brain Injury: Police
The 15-year-old struck the 60-year-old teacher in the head, resulting in "a severe brain injury requiring extensive medical treatment."
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3 People Shot During School Football Game In US' Ohio: Cops
A shooting occurred at Whitmer High School in the US state of Ohio, during their game against Central Catholic High School, which resulted in three people receiving non-fatal gunshot wounds, including two adults and one juvenile, police officials sai
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"Looks Like A Bowl": Dance Floor Caves In During School Prom In US
Fire department officials said that during the prom, the north end of the lodges dance floor saw structural degradation and floorboards give way.
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"It's Haunting Now": Ex-Girlfriend Says Ohio Shooter Had Hallucinations
During his senior year of high school, Connor Betts seemed to always have caffeine pills in one hand and an energy drink in another. He was unable to sleep, he told his then-girlfriend Lyndsi Doll, because of dark, animal-like shadows that tormented him at night.
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Long Before Shooting, US Gunman Threatened Fellow Students With "Hit List"
The 24-year-old gunman who killed nine people in a rampage in Dayton, Ohio, had a troubled past, including threatening fellow students in high school, authorities said, but police said it was too soon to establish a motive for the slaughter.
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US University Doctor Sexually Abused 177 Students, Probe Reveals
An Ohio State University team doctor sexually abused at least 177 male students over nearly two decades and was never disciplined at the US school despite reports of his actions, an investigation found Friday.
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US Student's Graduation Cap Is A Tribute To All School Shooting Victims
High school graduation was just weeks away and Gina Warren was discussing commencement cap crafting with friends.
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In This US University, Ex-Doctor Named In Over 100 Sexual Abuse Cases
More than 100 Ohio State University alumni have given investigators firsthand accounts of sexual misconduct by former athletic doctor Richard Strauss, the school said Friday in an update on the probe.
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Cops Responding To Dying Student's 911 Call Stayed In Car, Video Shows
Officers responding to a 911 call from a high school student trapped and dying in his minivan stayed in their patrol car after arriving on campus, according to body camera videos released by Cincinnati police Friday.
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A Student Was Suspended After Staying In Class And Not Walking Out. Here's What Actually Happened
An Ohio high school student has found himself at the center of political controversy after an online post about his suspension for staying in class during the national student school walkout went viral.
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He Was The Heart Of His School. What Grieving Students Did When Head Custodian Died
When the children returned to school, they were stunned to learn that Wirth had died. He was 63. "That constant male figure in their life was yet another hard loss for some of them to endure," Neely-Randall wrote.
